“Curious Incident” is Simon Stephens‘s adaptation of Mark Haddon‘s bestselling novel about an autistic teenager who sets out to solve a crime. It contends for six Tony Awards in all. This kaleidiscope of sights and sounds dominated the Outer Critics Circle Awards on Monday, winning five prizes including Best Play and Best Actor (Alex Sharp) as well as Direction, Lighting and Set Design.

“Wolf Hall” is based onHilary Mantel‘s award-winning novels about the court of King Henry VIII. The RSC showcasesMike Poulton‘s adaptation with a lavish two-part staging that reaped eight Tony bids in all.

None of the other three nominees snagged any first-place votes from the Experts. However, because “Wolf Hall” was ranked the highest of these also-rans, it has odds of 33/1 while “Hand to God” sits at 50/1 and the 2013 Pulitzer champ “Disgraced” is at 100/1.

When it came to predicting the Tony Awards last year, the Experts tied the Top 24 Users (those users with the best scores predicting the 2013 winners) with an overall accuracy rate of 85% while our Editors were at 73%. (Click on each group’s name to see their overall results from last year.)

Even before the nominations were announced last year, the collective opinion of both our Experts and Top 24 Users had foreseen that “All the Way” would win Best Play. Both groups nailed 21 of the other races as well.

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